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    maoyueh is offline Junior Member
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    Default call or call for a taxi?

    I know it's correct to say "call an ambulance." I wonder whether we should say "call a taxi" or "call for a taxi"? or both are correct? Is there any difference?

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    Default Re: call or call for a taxi?

    Quote Originally Posted by maoyueh View Post
    I know it's correct to say "call an ambulance." I wonder whether we should say "call a taxi" or "call for a taxi"? or both are correct? Is there any difference?
    Both are correct. You can also call for an ambulance.

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